CNN

Democrat Bill Nelson concedes after recount...

Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson on Sunday conceded the Florida Senate race to Republican Gov. Rick Scott, ending his re-election bid after the completion of a statewide recount. […]

ABC News

After long recount, Gov. Rick Scott wins Florida...

Nearly two weeks after Election Day, Republican Gov. Rick Scott has won Florida's Senate race. […]

CBS News

Russian cargo ship reaches space station

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NBC News

As Wall Street gets less bullish, one veteran...

Even the biggest bulls on Wall Street are pulling in the reigns. This is the one risk that has Federated Investors' Phil Orlando revising his outlook. &nbs […]

Politico

Graham: ‘Too early to tell’ if Whitaker good...

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CNBC

As Wall Street gets less bullish, one veteran...

Even the biggest bulls on Wall Street are pulling in the reigns. This is the one risk that has Federated Investors' Phil Orlando revising his outlook. &nbs […]

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During the Spanish American War in 1901, church bells rang in Balangiga in the Philippines to signal an attack against American troops. The bells were seized as war trophies and brought to what is now F.E. Warren Air Force Base. Secretary of Defense James Mattis has decided to return the bells to the Philippines, over the objections of Wyoming’s congressional delegation and veterans groups. The Secretary says it is time to let go of those dark days and remove a needless barrier between friends.

California’s deadly fires have resulted in more than 70 deaths and more than a thousand people missing, but they also pose another danger. The smoke in the air poses a serious health threat. CBS News reports.

Cheyenne Fire Rescue urges everyone: practice fire safety during holidays

Posted 11-18-18, Cheyenne Fire Rescue (CHEYENNE) – Cheyenne Fire Rescue Chief Greg Hoggatt is reminding everyone to be vigilant when it comes to fire safety in the homes during the holidays. “Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, followed by Christmas...

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Cheyenne Police searching for runaway teen

By Joy Greenwald, KGAB
CHEYENNE — Cheyenne police are asking for the public’s help in finding a teenage runaway. Click here for more

Wyoming Fallen Warrior Memorial dedicated

By Sgt. 1st Class Jimmy McGuire, Cheyenne Minuteman
CHEYENNE – It was about a year ago that Wyoming Governor Matt Mead asked some Wyoming veterans organizations if they could construct a lasting monument to Wyoming’s military members that have died in combat.

He also asked them if they could get it done before the end of his eighth and final year in office. Click here for more

Drivers: beware highway-bound elk

By Cody Cottier, Jackson Hole Daily
JACKSON — Elk are on the move, and officials are urging drivers to be alert for ungulates who have chosen Highway 89 south of town as their migration route. Click here for more

Wyoming high school students participate in mock trial competition

By Katie Kull, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE – It was rodeo day during the Carter County Fair when Aaron Brown, 35, walked into a gas station convenience store to purchase some diapers for his child.

Outside, Isa Johnson, a 68-year-old woman, was arguing with Brown’s friend about parking his truck in a handicapped space without a handicapped sticker. Click here for more

Trustees to ask ACCT for help with president search

By Ann Jantz, Rocket Miner
ROCK SPRINGS — The search for a new president is on, as the Western Wyoming Community College Board of Trustees on Wednesday voted in favor of allowing board President George Eckman to approach the Association of Community College Trustees to contract its services in the president search. Click here for more

State Museum launches Firearms Friday video series

Posted 11-18-18, Wyoming State Museum (CHEYENNE) -- The Wyoming State Museum has launched a new video series, “Firearms Friday.” Hosted by museum volunteer Evan Green, Firearms Friday will present a four to six minute video every other Friday that examines the history...

Wyoming Business Council hires business recruitment manager

Posted 11-18-18, Wyoming Business Council (CHEYENNE) -- The Wyoming Business Council has hired Wendy Lopez as its new business recruitment manager. Wendy is a fifth-generation Wyomingite originally from Cody, where her family has lived since 1885. She attended the...

Wyoming Territorial Prison to present holiday music and light show

Posted 11-17-18, Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources (LARAMIE) -- Experience the magic of lights – a dazzling show of over 10,000 lights, 20 displays, synchronized to favorite holiday songs opens at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site in Laramie...

Comic book legend Stan Lee’s legacy lives on at UW American Heritage Center

Posted 11-17-18, University of Wyoming (LARAMIE) -- It is hard to imagine, but comic book legend Stan Lee -- known worldwide for creating timeless characters such as Spider-Man, the X-Men, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk and the Fantastic Four -- has strong ties to the...

Winter Weather This Weekend

Posted 11-16-18, National Weather Service-Cheyenne (CHEYENNE) - Attached is the Situation Report for southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska regarding the Winter Weather Event beginning tonight and lasting through Saturday. Weather Summary Winter Weather Advisories and...

Governor Mead’s Public Schedule, November 16 – 24, 2018

Posted 11-15-18, Office of Governor Matt Mead (CHEYENNE) - Unless otherwise noted, events on this schedule are open to the public and the media is welcome to attend. All times are Mountain Time. Any special requirements for attendance are noted with the event. These...

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Fox News

Plane goes partly off taxiway at Denver airport;...

A United Airlines plane veered partly off a taxiway at the Denver airport, but no injuries were reported. […]

Drudge Report

What started as tiny brush fire became...

What started as tiny brush fire became California's deadliest... (Second column, 6th story, link) Related stories:Firefighters Battle Exhaustion From Perpetual Blazes...Refugees create new town of 'Wallywood'...Rain storms could bring more misery...Rescuers search for pet owners...Dog found […]

Breitbart

Florida: Rick Scott Wins Senate Seat After Bill...

(UPI) — Florida Gov. Rick Scott will be changing jobs — U.S. senator — as incumbent Bill Nelson conceded hours after a hand recount showed a 10,000-vote difference. […]

New York Post

Alex Smith’s ankle dangles wrong way in...

Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith has been carted off the field with an air cast on his injured right ankle after being sacked by Houston Texans defenders J.J. Watt and Kareem Jackson midway through the third quarter. Smith covered his face with both hands, then a towel, as he was checked […]

Washington Times

Tlingit language changing as new words coined for...

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - The Tlingit language is still changing, as new words are coined for the modern, technological age. The Capital City Weekly reports that newly coined words need to be spread and catch on to be widely used. One commonly used work for cellphone literally translates to pocket ... […]

Reuters

Macron's popularity dips as French fuel tax...

Emmanuel Macron's popularity took a further hit in recent weeks, according to a poll on Sunday, as fuel tax protests rumbled on across France in the latest sign of discontent with the president's economic reforms. […]